I Tre Pini

Great.

Acciaroli beach is only a 10-minute drive, and staying up in the hills has its own appeal. At around 300 meters above sea level, it was cool at night and we slept really well, unlike the heat you can get in a beach house. The whole Cilento area makes for a special stay, whether you base yourself in the hills and drive back and forth to the beach or stay by the sea. The apartments are bright, with roomy, clean spaces and bathrooms that work well. The kitchen was practical and properly equipped, including four gas burners and a capable oven. The buildings seem to have been designed for this kind of accommodation, and it works nicely. I'd happily come back with my family. A couple of things could be better: parking isn't very convenient, and the Wi-Fi can be slow. There were also quite a few mosquitoes, so bring coils or citronella if you want to eat on the patio. That's fairly normal for the area, though.

Mrs. Velia at reception and the owner were both very helpful whenever we needed anything. The property itself was clean and welcoming, set in a charming little village. Recommended.

The owner is friendly and ready to help. We stayed for 14 days and never had to switch on the air conditioning at night, since it stays cool here. Getting to the beach and finding parking there was easy, even though the property isn't right by the water. There isn't a minimarket nearby, so groceries mean driving down to Acciaroli. A couple of outdoor showers might be a nice addition.